About Sea to Summit
Sea to Summit was founded in 1983, in Perth, Western Australia – a time when lightweight, outdoor products were hard to find in Australia.
The name originates from two keen Australian adventurers who came together and produced gear for an expedition to climb Mount Everest. Beginning the ascent at sea level and finishing on the highest summit of earth, Sea to Summit was formed.
It has now become a global company which develops and manufactures outdoor, travel and water sports products. They design to provide the ultimate solutions for outdoor enthusiasts looking for innovative, durable, lightweight and compact gear.
Sea to Summit is now sold in over 35 countries and has won design and business awards in Australia, Europe and America. Their original ethos ‘to equip and inspire’ continues to drive research and development of new techniques, materials, technologies and production methods. It inspires new product innovations that keep them at the forefront of delivering lighter, better made, better performing gear for all kinds of outdoor adventures – from high altitude expeditions to family car camping and everything in between.
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Sea to Summit
Sea to Summit offers essential gear for outdoor enthusiasts, from casual campers to seasoned expedition leaders.
Sea to Summit dry sacks provide unparalleled protection for your valuables, keeping contents bone-dry in even the most challenging conditions. For personal care on the go, compact travel shampoo, soap, and detergent solutions ensure you stay fresh without weighing down your pack.
When it's time to rest, Sea to Summit's innovative sleeping mats deliver exceptional comfort and insulation, guaranteeing a good night's sleep wherever your adventures take you, whilst ightweight yet durable cutlery and crockery sets make mealtime a breeze, whether you're in the backcountry or at a local campsite.
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Nearly all fabrics are Bluesign® certified, ensuring safe chemistry, resource-efficient manufacturing, and strict environmental criteria are met.
The Nano Puff®, Micro Puff®, and Torrentshell lines offer top wet-weather protection and insulation with minimal weight, all using recycled materials.
Yes, ultralight down jackets prioritise high-fill-power, responsibly-sourced down in minimalist shells for serious warmth and minimal bulk. Jackets like the Ultralight Down Jacket and Micro Puff Hoody can be stowed in their own pockets—a favourite feature for long-distance and weight-focused hikers.
Patagonia offers series such as Down Sweater (lightweight down insulation for chilly days), Nano Puff (ultralight synthetic insulation), Micro Puff and Nano-Air (highly breathable, active synthetic layers), Torrentshell (waterproof protection for hiking and everyday use), and Triolet (mountain-ready shells for serious weather).
Look for PlumaFill (used in Micro Puff series for ultralight warmth), FullRange (Nano-Air, for breathable active use), and PrimaLoft Gold Eco in heavier jackets like the DAS Parka, delivering warmth even when wet and top weather resistance
Black Hole® backpacks and duffels use ultra-tough, weather-resistant recycled TPU laminate and polyester, in a range of sizes (e.g., 25L, 32L) balancing feather weight, durability, and standout colour options—great for travel, commuting, or gear-heavy trips
Patagonia offers Gore-Tex Pro shells in advanced lines for alpine use, alongside H2No® Performance Standard jackets made with 100% recycled face fabric, delivering breathable, PFC-free waterproofing for eco-conscious adventurers.
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